dove gray造句

• One with seven trunks was a study in charcoal and dove gray.
• Next door, 5 Jermain has had its Dove Gray panels partially painted.
• The swiftlets are shades of dove gray and grow about five inches long.
• "What a beautiful dove gray, " observed my wife, Linda.
• And the sharp color palette of white, dove gray, red and black offers season-spanning choices.
• Her colors were dreamy and seductive _ lavender, dove gray, pink and cafe au lait.
• The Victorian age is dove gray, the Renaissance is sunny gold, the 18th century a creamy white.
• An elegant installation in dove gray, white and black, the exhibition included a large map of project sites.
• It is a front-gabled, by house with " Dove Gray " walls, white trim, and a green roof.
• Without its sharp rays, the world turned dove gray _ the sea, the clouds, the distant island of Qamea.
• The collection of versatile basics stuck to low-key colors such as dove gray, tawny and chocolate browns, cream and black.
• The deceptively simple shapes like sleeveless A-line dresses often consisted of artful rectangular panels _ in dove gray, petrol blue, prune.
• Lily Pond, a cottage look, features soft, ever-so-Martha colors such as " Mourning Dove Gray " and " Oolong Green ."
• The walls of the rooms are painted a dove gray ( which the Guggenheim installation echoes ); doors, wainscoting and windows are white.
• We stopped by a graceful little tree with a low trunk that quickly spread into five uplifted trunks, its bark the same dove gray as the beech.
• Instead of the pale, skinny wraith who wore skin-bleaching ice-blue Gucci last year, Hunt was the picture of the'70s Italian screen goddess in her sleeveless, backless, brilliant-trimmed dove gray Gucci.
• The work is titled " The False Gods, " a reference to the Nazis, and includes such detailed instructions as a request that the book's jacket-cover be pearl-colored or dove gray.
• Better were the silky transparent shirtdresses over skinny chiffon pants in orange, dove gray or chartreuse, and the translucent chiffon layered dresses in lulling shades of ecru, pale pink and champagne.
• The'50s ballerina eye with its strong, winged black eyeliner, is enough with possibly a color wash of the lightest dove gray, taupe or even ice blue _ so delicately applied, you can hardly see it.
• Happily, Room 217, while smaller than those on the third floor ( it measured only around 150 square feet ) was far more visually restful, with dove gray walls, white and gray crepe drapes and a dark gray carpet.